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Re: Do the Remington ML's have unsafe triggers like the center-fires?
« Reply #30 on: June 03, 2012, 05:57:15 AM »
Thanks SL for the answer I was looking for, I guess I should have titled my thread a little different so I didn't get some people so upset. But I think if I buy a 700ML I'm going to air on the side of caution and replace the trigger group with a good after market one. :)

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Re: Do the Remington ML's have unsafe triggers like the center-fires?
« Reply #31 on: June 03, 2012, 11:53:47 AM »
Thanks SL for the answer I was looking for, I guess I should have titled my thread a little different so I didn't get some people so upset. But I think if I buy a 700ML I'm going to air on the side of caution and replace the trigger group with a good after market one. :)

I had two of the 700Ml's for years, they are an awesome gun.  They will shoot just about every load combination you can think of.  I all those years and even with the two 700 CF I had I never had a problem with a trigger.  And I adjusted them all my self.
This 700 did a real good job for me for years...

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Re: Do the Remington ML's have unsafe triggers like the center-fires?
« Reply #32 on: June 04, 2012, 01:46:49 AM »
Cool I can tell you know your equipment a Polaris wheeler and a Chevy truck.I have two Polaris sportsman's now and a Chevy 4by4. :) 

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Re: Do the Remington ML's have unsafe triggers like the center-fires?
« Reply #33 on: June 04, 2012, 02:07:16 AM »
Its not the same gun they fixed the trigger and most accurate? That's why the most famous US snipper Carlos Hathcock  used a Win M70 they just cant afford M70's anymore.
It seems the military buys actions maybe less triggers. As for cost , really the mod 70 had a non round reciver and it was easier to work with the round rem reciver. The fact that there is more stuff aval for the rem didn't hurt. Even the 700 is being phased out for some applications . I talked to Carlos Hathcock several times at gun shows , a very nice person and willing to talk shoting . It seems when we were in VN there was little in the way of snipers or rifles aval. So they got what was aval. on the market at first. So he used what he could get.
as for the triggers , with the millions of guns maybe one or two could be defective , most likely the accidents were user caused , from lack of maintance , adjustment by non qualifyed people or broken parts. It would seem since there are more 700's than most any other brand the rate of problems would be higher with them.
But in reality any accident that resulted in death , injury or dammage would lie with the shooter not following the safety rule that tells us not to point the gun at anything you are not willing to destory.
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Re: Do the Remington ML's have unsafe triggers like the center-fires?
« Reply #34 on: June 27, 2012, 07:44:27 AM »
8 model 700's are in my safe, and 1 model 7 which has the same trigger. 2 are ML's. all have had the triggerpull adjusted to 2 1/2 pounds by My self useing the sniper country  cheat sheet. All have with stood the pound test after the adjustment just like the cheat sheet says to do.
Personally if ya really truly belive the media B/S on the Remington trigger I would stay away from one. Why use something you already have a fear of.
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